Food donations and volunteers still are needed as the date for Lamesa’s community Thanksgiving meal approaches. That event will be hosted this Thursday, from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m., at
The purchase of a Watch-Guard server, which will be used to store both body camera and vehicle camera videos, has been approved for the Dawson County Sheriff Office. Sheriff Matt
Maria Vargas, a self-proclaimed “painter in training,” decorated Dawson County Public Library’s windows at the front of the building this past Monday in preparation for the holiday season.
The Klondike ISD has plans to purchase new playground equipment with money received from the Weaver Foundation, the county Permanent School Fund and the school district. A request to use
The following were among the many calls responded to by the Lamesa Police Department from Thursday, November 15, through Saturday, November 17: Thursday, November 15 6:49 a.m. – An accident
TAS Royalty Company to PBES 19-007, LLC, et al, Conveyance Neon Sky Capital, LLC, to Lamesa DT, LLC, WD Lamesa DT, LLC, to Simmons Bank, DT Larry Cole to Petrolegacy
A ribbon cutting for Lamesa Nails was held by the Lamesa Area Chamber of Commerce on Friday, Nov. 9. The business is under new management and recently joined the Chamber.
Stepping down from the bench after more than 17 years as judge of the state’s 106th Judicial District, Judge Carter Schildknecht will be feted with a retirement reception here on
Businesses, schools, and organizations throughout the Lamesa area will be closed at different times this week to celebrate Thanksgiving. Lamesa ISD students and faculty have the entire week off for
School removes requirement for teachers to live in district ANDREWS – In a move to gain better recruitment possibilities of area educators, school trustees on Tuesday (Nov. 13) approved a
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